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Paulson Plan

Crap Sandwich Redux: Senate to Vote on Bailout Bill

October 1, 2008 By Jeff

Michelle Malkin and Ed Morrissey have the details on this 451 page monstrosity… That’s right 451 pages! The original Paulson Plan was roughly two pages, the house bill was just over 100 and the senate bill is 451 pages. Some of the additions in the Senate bill include: New Tax earmarks in Bailout bill Film […]

Filed Under: Economy, Politics Tagged With: Bailout, Paulson Plan, Senate

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